[Foreign Media: Agreement on Iran's Frozen Assets Enters Final Stage, Differences Expected to Be Bridged] BlockBeats reports that on June 4, according to Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya TV citing informed sources, the agreement to unfreeze Iran's frozen funds has entered its final stage, with the main obstacle involving the mechanism for handling part of the frozen funds. A proposal to establish a special fund to hold the frozen Iranian assets is under discussion. Additionally, Trump has informed mediators that he opposes releasing funds to Iran before the agreement is formally signed. The mechanism for the special fund may allow for the gradual release of funds under international supervision, potentially bridging the U.S.'s concerns about Iran gaining immediate access to cash and Iran's demand for tangible economic benefits. Giuseppe Dellamotta, an analyst at the U.S. financial website investinglive, stated that the dispute over frozen assets has been a recurring theme throughout the negotiations. Recent reports indicate that Iranian negotiators have been pressuring for the unfreezing of billions of dollars of funds held overseas (particularly in Qatar), viewing this issue as a key test of Washington's willingness to provide substantive sanctions relief. Although significant differences remain, the latest reports suggest that negotiators have increasingly focused on technical implementation issues rather than fundamental political disagreements. Diplomatic sources believe that if the issue of the frozen assets mechanism can be resolved, the parties may move forward to reach a formal agreement. This would provide Iran with limited economic assistance while preserving the U.S.'s leverage for future negotiations on more sensitive issues.